Singaporean dancer choreographs song for BTS's new labelmate TXT

Like a page from a storybook, one local dancer has had the opportunity to represent Singapore in the Korean pop industry.

His achievement? Choreographing for Big Hit Entertainment's newest K-pop boy group TXT.

The team, which made their debut yesterday (March 4), are labelmates with K-pop juggernaut BTS. Boasting an international lineup, it is obvious that TXT are aiming for global domination alongside BTS.

What better way to start by reaching out to Singaporean dance instructor Alif Archo, who teaches at Danz People studio.

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In an Instagram post, Alif shared a video of TXT's debut stage for the song Blue Orangeaid, revealing that he is the mastermind behind its energetic choreography.

He shared with AsiaOne that the entertainment company contacted him first and they had been working on it since November.

Fans of the group were particularly surprised, since it is a first for Big Hit Entertainment to work with a Singaporean choreographer.

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While there are no concrete plans yet, Alif has expressed that he hopes to work further with the company.

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